Thread: Redundant Calibres

Originally Posted by Tahr

The top one (not a spiker age, probably 3 year old) was hard and ready to strip. The wonky one had soft tips.

The top one is a spiker, we can tell because it has not formed a coronet. Often there is longer hair growing over the future coronet suture, masking the position of the forming coronet. The lower one - a 2yr old has a coronet from previously casting his spikes. Looks like he damaged his soft tops a while ago and they have subsequently grown bent. No beys, short brows and narrow so likely never going to amount to much.